Oh, dude, 15 tens is like 150. You just take the number of tens and multiply it by 10 because, you know, each ten is worth 10. So yeah, 15 tens equals 150. Easy peasy, lemon squeezy.
(9*10)+(15*1) = 105
15 tens = 150
There are 15 with a remainder of 6
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If I'm figuring this correctly, 16*10 = 160 and 15*1 = 15, so 160 + 15 = 175.
The number with 15 tens and 12 ones can be calculated by multiplying the number of tens by 10 and adding the number of ones. So, 15 tens is 150 (15 x 10) and adding 12 ones gives you 150 + 12 = 162. Therefore, the number is 162.
16 tens=160, 160+15 ones=175. The answer is 175.
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The order of magnitude is "tens".
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(9*10)+(15*1) = 105
15 tens = 150
You can't subtract 15 ones from 15 tens. The bills are all tens, so you'd have to get change first. Then you'd be subtracting 15 ones from 13 tens and 20 ones, or from 13 tens, one 5, and 15 ones.
15 tens is equal to 150. This is calculated by multiplying 15 by 10, which gives you 150. Therefore, 15 tens can also be expressed as 150 units.
There are 15 with a remainder of 6
87
Currently it is not rounded to anything. You can round 14.5 to the nearest tens place. When you round it to the tens place you will get: 15. This is because the ".5" value in the decimal.